I'm glad to add a blog to the site. It's great to share experiences, tips, points of view, don't you think? So, here below, you'll find the most recent posts. I had to remove the possibility to comment the posts, I had a lot of spams.But you can use the contact page if you wish.
Enjoy!
Winter is THE season to try and identify animal footprints in the snow or in the mud. Here below, a few examples.
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Woodpeckers drill dead trees to eat insects.
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Squirrel : the rear paws land in front of the fore paws.
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Heron: about 15 cm/ 6 in long.
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Fox: the sharpness of the claws is typical.
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Hare: the rear paws land in front of the fore paws and often design a Y.
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Red deer : about 8-9 cm / 3 in long for a male.
Just a few words to wish you a very happy new year! Take care of yourself and of your environment to help the pace of global warming slow down.
Indeed, usually at this time of the year, I can make photos of snowy landscapes. Not this year. Instead, we have a lot of rain! I can’t make pictures and I feel very very frustrated. But beyond this very selfish complaint, I realize we all lose opportunities to go walking in the woods and breathe some fresh air, relax and forget everyday business.
So, if we all make a small effort, it will be possible to reduce pollution and appreciate fabulous moments that nature offers us.
As I follow the sun activity, I added a new slide this month to keep last time posts updated. Below, the new animation. Enjoy !
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March 2011: no spot in the south hemisphere.
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September: spots appear near the equator.
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October: Now, spots can be seen in both hemispheres.
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November:Imagine you can align 110 Earths in the diameter !
As you can see in the “Astronomy” pages, I often make photos of the Sun. I use a special filter I had bought for the 1999 total eclipse. I follow news of the sun on Soho website and when the weather allows it, I make a few shots.